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Outstandingly bad
Egregious
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To flow forth or originate from a source
Emanate
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Profit or gain arising from employment or position
Emolument
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A state of urgency; a situation calling for immediate action
Exigency
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Necessary or suitable under the circumstances
Expedient
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Based on what is to one’s advantage, rather than on what is right
Expedient
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To root out or destroy completely; to exterminate, eradicate
Extirpate
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Imbibe to drink; to absorb or take in with the senses as if by drinking
Imbibe
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To cover with water; to overwhelm as if with a flood
Inundate
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A violent verbal attack; an abusive term
Invective
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Firmly established over a long period; settled on a habit
Inveterate
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Out (of), away from, without, intensive
Ex-
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To take, to seize
CAP, CARP, CEPT, CIP
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Birth, race, kind, cause
GEN, GENIT
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One who, that which, -ing
-ent1
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Like, pertaining to, -ing
-ent2
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That which; state quality act of
-ment
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State, quality, act, result of
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